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If I set "global" type to 'bar': bar plot is displayed correctly, two other plots are displayed as 'line' ('scatter' setting is ignored');
If I set "global" type to 'line': bar is not displayed at all, two other plots are displayed as 'line' ('scatter' setting is ignored');
If I set "global" type to 'scatter': bar is not displayed at all, two other plots are displayed as 'scatter' ('line' setting is ignored').
Expected Behavior
I would expect to have a chart with 3 plots:
Current Behavior
If I set "global" type to 'bar': bar plot is displayed correctly, two other plots are displayed as 'line' ('scatter' setting is ignored');
If I set "global" type to 'line': bar is not displayed at all, two other plots are displayed as 'line' ('scatter' setting is ignored');
If I set "global" type to 'scatter': bar is not displayed at all, two other plots are displayed as 'scatter' ('line' setting is ignored').
Possible Solution
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Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Here's a CodePen example showing the problem:
https://codepen.io/Loreno/pen/bvqxjW
Just change global type setting to : 'bar' or 'line' or 'scatter' to see the behaviors described above.
Context
Environment
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